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Labour predicted it first...
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Brexit won because of too much immigration. and a 2nd reason was because we pay 350 million to the EU per week, and this money could be better spent on our own public services. but our public services only need more funding because they're being overstretched by rising immigration
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That is the only reason Brexit won. But where is the solution without absolute economic disaster?
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The EU aren't going to budge on giving us access to the single market, therein is the major problem here.
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Dori already checking to see whether somehow he is eligible for aPolish passport
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Unemployment has dropped to its lowest rate since 2005 while the employment rate has stayed at a record high of 74.2%.
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more bulshit from dori on how Europe is ruined by the EEC
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That is literally the elephant in the room that is totally ignored by politicians atm. Probably because they have to least paint it in a good light, our vision whatever, but our vision is one we will never get.
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Dori thinks he'll be given another council house because of Brexit , so that he can put another of his fat pregnant for the third time Yorkshire bird into the house
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Well I could get an expert and you could get an expert, and we would be none the wiser. The problem with 'experts' in the political and economic fields is that the are ideologically driven, a place where logical and reason are given a back seat to assert a position or policy. The epistemology value of their assertions have to be taken with caution. If fact, they should be challenged, and there is little chance of that happening in the media today. However, that does not mean people haven't questioned the 'experts' and issues for themselves - many have.
In many respects, the Brexit vote was a positive action for many people: taking a gamble - deciding on change is a better course of action then continuing with a system that has not worked for them. Things really are that bad for them - and they have been ignored. People are listening now though, aren't They? The Remainers still feel that they have some sort of intellectual authority the lecture. No. The level of collective cognitive dissonance with some Remainers is disturbing. |
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Prime Minister's first phone call was to Angela Merkel - more reshuffle appointments in the morning
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Dori be afraid be very afraid ,she's already canoodling and cozying up to Angie
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first one call ha !?
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aaron, any hate crimes in your area since Brexit?
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don't think so
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reading lots of Poles were targetted
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Ram is a special kind of shyte. How the hell has he won this twice?
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That hate crime thing load of crap...channel 4 had doc on this week, used clips from months ago...propaganda! no reports round here and we have loads of polish...
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the biggest perpetuator of hate crime says no theres no hate crime
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GET HIM, TOF
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as bad as David saying today that the country is strong
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GET HIM, HATCHY
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Islam on the other hand, is a destroyer of everywhere it touches and should not be allowed to spread...just a few miles away in Rotheram the proof is there 1000s of white girls raped and abused by all muslim men.
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You must have been involved tof, did they let Italians join in as you find it amusing?
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involved in what?
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Muslims are not going to leave UK , they are here to stay and the country cannot be changed back to how it was , accept and embrace change and move on , Brexit is like shutting the stable door after the horse has bolted
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pretty serious allegations I must say
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What about the rapists who are white men?
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Rapists everywhere tbf.
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